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Shiv Ling Murti - 2 X 2 Inches | Brass Idol/ Shiva Lingam Statue For Pooja And Spiritual Atmosphere

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6 in stock, ready to be shipped
Original price Rs. 500.00 - Original price Rs. 500.00
Original price
Rs. 500.00
Rs. 500.00 - Rs. 500.00
Current price Rs. 500.00
SKU 52509996
Width Height Depth Material Weight

2 in

2 in

1 in

Brass

0.195 kg

"Invoke blessings, uphold tradition—possess your divine symbol today!"

Worship with intention and elegance through our exquisitely crafted Brass Shivling, also referred to as Shiva Lingam or Lingam—a timeless emblem of cosmic energy and divine essence. Constructed from solid brass, it emanates strength, purity, and spiritual sophistication. Its smooth surface and compact design render it perfect for daily pooja, abhishekam, or sacred gifting. Present your devotion in solid brass—now available at Sacred Savings!

• Origin & Symbolism
The Shivling signifies the formless cosmic pillar of energy—a representation of Lord Shiva’s boundless power and creation. As per the Shiva Purana, it manifested as a pillar of light during a divine contention between Brahma and Vishnu, symbolizing the ultimate, unmanifested reality. Brass, a revered metal in Hindu rituals, is frequently utilized to create these lingams due to its durability and spiritual significance. Brass Shivlings are esteemed throughout India, particularly in South Indian temples, North Indian homes, and Shaivite practices. They are prominently venerated during Maha Shivratri, Shravan Maas, and Pradosham. Their compact dimensions and refined surface make them favored for home altars, offices, and travel shrines.

• The Eternal Yogi: Narratives of Lord Shiva
The enigma of Lord Shiva resides in his contradictions—he is the Supreme Being, yet exists as an ascetic, covered in ash, adorned with a serpent, and detached from material possessions. Known as Bholenath, he embodies both cosmic strength and tranquil humility, nurturing all facets of the universe while remaining in profound meditation.

Among the numerous enchanting legends surrounding Shiva, the tale of Neelkanth is particularly notable. During the churning of the cosmic ocean (Samudra Manthan), a lethal poison surfaced that posed a threat to all of creation. Without a moment's hesitation, Shiva consumed the poison to safeguard the universe. To stop it from spreading throughout his body, Goddess Parvati held it in his throat, resulting in a blue hue—thereby earning him the title Neelkanth, the Blue-Throated One.

In another narrative, when the demon king Ravana sought to uproot Mount Kailash, Shiva’s sacred residence, Shiva, in his fury, pinned him beneath the mountain. To appease the Lord, Ravana performed a distinctive penance—he crafted a musical instrument from one of his severed heads and played devotional melodies using his tendons as strings. Touched by this gesture, Shiva ultimately forgave him and set him free.

Additionally, there exists the formidable form of Nataraja, the cosmic dancer. When the demon Apasmara, representing ignorance, dared to challenge Shiva, the Lord assumed this form and executed the Tandava, a divine dance that crushed the demon underfoot. Since Apasmara was immortal, Shiva kept him subdued beneath his right foot, symbolizing that only spiritual wisdom can triumph over ignorance—and thus, Nataraja continues his eternal dance.

• Usage & Applications
Ideal for daily pooja, Abhishekam rituals, and meditation
Used during Maha Mrityunjaya Jaap, Rudrabhishek, and Shivratri celebrations
Often paired with Nandi idols and Yoni bases for complete worship

• Preservation & Care
Clean with mild soap and a soft cloth; avoid harsh chemicals
For shine, use a lemon-baking soda paste or brass polish occasionally
Store in a dry, clean cloth or box when not in use to prevent tarnish

The Brass Shivling is profoundly linked to Lord Shiva, the formidable deity recognized as the destroyer and transformer in the Hindu trinity. It occupies a pivotal role in sacred practices such as Maha Shivratri, Shravan Mondays, and Pradosham Vrat, during which devotees offer prayers and conduct abhishekam rituals to attain blessings, inner tranquility, and spiritual development. Esteemed as a representation of purity, detachment, and enlightenment, the Shivling encapsulates the essence of divine consciousness and the perpetual cycle of creation and dissolution.

"Bring home the mystique of Mahadev—start your sacred journey today."

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